“I mean, I’m no Clark Griswold, but hey, my real goal is to have the state set it as a record and have people try to break it,” Broussard said.

Under Adolf Hiter’s reign, the Nazi government began implementing policies designed to persecute German-Jewish people and other perceived enemies of the Nazi state, which resulted in the murder of some 6 million Jews, as well as an estimated 4 million to 6 million non-Jewish people.

“I mean, they’re already a lot more common in other places. And the more convenient it is the more I think they’re going to find that it’s worth the little bit of extra trouble of plugging your car in," said Lori Cooke, a Walmart shopper. “It’s a lot less trouble than to come up with the cash to buy a tank of gas sometimes.”

[[36:30]] You can dope on the Tour now, there are “countless” ways to dope and not get caught even with biological passport

Floyd: I don’t know I just want to be Floyd Landis again at some point but I did use drugs and I did cheat so it’s not that that pejorative isn’t deserved, but I don’t know how long. I mean how long do I have to pay for it? What do I have to do [to be called something else]. Some of these people they say I hate that guy basically no matter what. So if there is no redemption, then there is no redemption.

Floyd: Okay, you could say that in a fair world where they were doping to try to get an advantage over a bunch of people that weren’t, but that’s not what happens.

Two months after taking the league championship, Wells was arrested for embezzlement of $1.7 million and subsequently was sentenced to 15 months in prison. The franchise was placed on hold and did not return until 2014 when the other C&G owner, Tom Conserette, applied for reactivation. At this point, the AIFA was down to seven clubs and played an abbreviated season. Baltimore went 4-1-0 and then defeated the Rochester Raiders 46-40 and the Cape Fear Heroes 45-44 to win their second league title. Mariners’ head coach Ron Meeham was named Coach-of-the-Year while DB Richard Johnson was awarded league co-MVP.

WHAT TO EXPECT: Today Show national correspondent Craig Melvin will emcee the event. DATE: Thursday, October 19, 5:30 p.m. LOCATION: Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium ATTIRE: EVENT CHAIRMEN: Avi and Michelle Benaim PRICE: $450 CONTACT: bluehopebash@ccalliance.org

The first xerographic copiers in the early ’60s used radiant heat, like toaster ovens, to melt the toner onto the page; unfortunately, the boss’s memos sometimes caught on fire. (Xerox’s flagship model came with a small extinguisher.) Fuser rolls fixed that problem but caused a new one: Toner would stick to the rollers and smudge the next page. The solution? Add polypropy­lene wax for lubrication. It’s a polymer like polyester, but its long carbon strands have fewer chemical gewgaws hanging off them, so the molecules can easily slip and slide past one another.

Those who knew 35-year-old Matthew Burroughs are speaking out and asking for justice after he was killed earlier this month at an apartment complex in Niles. 

Floyd: There’s a liquid market for that as well but that’s within a regulated framework where it has to be transported by a certain licensed operation to another licensed operation and there’s a tracking system and it’s complex.

Sulphur resident Dana R. McMichael was westbound on a county road when his 1997 Chevrolet Z71 pickup truck struck a 2015 Dodge Ram that was northbound on U.S. Highway 177, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The collision occurred at the intersection of the county road and U.S. 177.